Advances in Asia Minor across Balkans creating expanding territories
Economy geared to warfare and expansion
Ottoman conquest often meant effective administration and tax relief for the peoples of areas annexed to the empire
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Control over land and peasant producers in annexed areas for the support of their households and military retainers
Ottoman rulers were surrounded by those of luxury form pleasurable gardens to concubines and slaves that they pulled away for their subjects
Merchants: Found in Canstinople's great Bazzars offering spices from East Indes- Slaves in Africa
Population consist mostly of merchants and Artisans
Artistns orginized guilds
Guild officers set craft stndards and provided financial assitance and religious entertainments
Internal revolts
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Military leaders play dominate role in state
Warrior aristocracy formed by Turkic cavalry
Bureaucracy protected by regional and local base support
Sultans
Janissaries-Ottoman infantry division that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves
-important in Ottoman military machines -Aided to aristocracy Calvary end -involved in court politics by 15th century and could depose of sultans by 16th century and choose next for the thrown* rulers=Monarchs
Chief-Islamic religious scholars and legal experts
Rulers followed court rituals based on those of earlier Byzantines, Persian, and Arab dynasties
Administrations held by large bureaucracy headed by a grand vizier: held more power than Sultan
Fights for throne
Ottoman state built on war and steady territoral expression
Army begins to shriek
decline of adiministaratives system
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MehmedII had Cathedral Saint Sophia converted into on of the great mosques in Islamic world. More were created causing architectural advance
Aqueducts created to support population with water
SulegMaige Mosques buitlt behest of sucesful sultan Sulegman the Magnificant (1520-1566)
Ottoman cout made for expression of poets and historians aw well s language of Ottoman bureacracy
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Christianity and Islam
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Fall of Sejuk Turik kingdom of Rum form mongols in 1243 leaves way for Ottomans to seize power
MehemedII goes at war with Canstinople in 1453
Ottomans rise as protectors of Islamic heartlands with their major conquests
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None mentioned however not recognized if new instruments were created in the makings of new archritectual revalences
Muhgals
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Motives for conquest: Gain booty from raids to gain back lost kingdom of Ferghana
Akbar’s elimination of Head tax (jizya)
trade ga that the demand for Indian cotton cloth and clothing had created in the West in Roman times persisted
-pajamas* Indian textiles first one a large market among the working and middle classes in Brittan and elsewhere in Europe
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Akbar encouraged inter marriage between the Mughal aristocracy and the families of the Hindu Rajput rulers
Women:
-Akbar encouraged widows remarry
-Provided relief for women bought to seclusion in their homes
-discouraged child marriages
-legally prohibited sati- burning of high cast Hindu women on their husbands funeral pyres* Indian societies decline
-growth of child marriages
-seclusion spread
-the practice of sati increased
-increase in need for births of a son only
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Founder of dynasty- Babur
Babur transcended form t he Turik conqueror Timur
Lundi Bureaucracy
Humayan next in line for throne (son)
New successor Akbar (Humayan’s son) 13 years old and greatest leader of all history
Promotion of Hindus t highest ranks in the government
Court and the Central bureaucracy were supported by revenues drawn from the tribute paid by the military retailers and from taxes on land set aside for support of the imperial house hold
Mounted campaigns to defeat enemies into dynasty
the wives of Jinigar and Shah take their unfocused power of their husbands and use it to increase positions form themselves
Military powers decrease
Arrabgzab: aimed to spread Mughal policies all over India which enlarged an inefficient bureaucracy and army
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Akbar patronized the arts and entered into complex religious and philosophical discussions with learned scholars from throughout the Muslim, Christian, and Hindu worlds
European observers come
Polo matches
Animal fights
games of pachisi
Jahigir and Shah- patrons of fine arts
Taj Mahal: Symbol for India
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Respecting of cows
Din-i-llahi used to unite Hindu and Muslim subjects
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Aimed conquest in Northern India
Armies of Afghanistan and Rajput states of western India attacked Hunayan’s capital
the Marratas mount internal rebellion in western India
Ottomans
-important in Ottoman military machines
-Aided to aristocracy Calvary end
-involved in court politics by 15th century and could depose of sultans by 16th century and choose next for the thrown* rulers=Monarchs
- MehmedII had Cathedral Saint Sophia converted into on of the great mosques in Islamic world. More were created causing architectural advance
- Aqueducts created to support population with water
- SulegMaige Mosques buitlt behest of sucesful sultan Sulegman the Magnificant (1520-1566)
- New Buildings
-Hospitals-Mansions
-Rest houses
-Religious schools
-Coffe houses
Muhgals
-pajamas* Indian textiles first one a large market among the working and middle classes in Brittan and elsewhere in Europe
-Akbar encouraged widows remarry
-Provided relief for women bought to seclusion in their homes
-discouraged child marriages
-legally prohibited sati- burning of high cast Hindu women on their husbands funeral pyres* Indian societies decline
-growth of child marriages
-seclusion spread
-the practice of sati increased
-increase in need for births of a son only